[AsburyPark] Re: City's Vision for Revised Waterfront Redevelopment Plan

2011-03-21 Thread dfsavgny
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "radio881gal" wrote: > > As I understood the lawyer's point in the courtroom, there is a 12 month time > limit from the time the rights holder takes title to the property, buys it, > until he puts something on it. > I agree, I too was unaware of such a time

[AsburyPark] Re: City's Vision for Revised Waterfront Redevelopment Plan

2011-03-21 Thread radio881gal
As I understood the lawyer's point in the courtroom, there is a 12 month time limit from the time the rights holder takes title to the property, buys it, until he puts something on it. I agree, I too was unaware of such a time limit, since many people have criticized the plan for not having suc

[AsburyPark] Re: City's Vision for Revised Waterfront Redevelopment Plan

2011-03-21 Thread dfsavgny
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "radio881gal" wrote: > > That surprises me since in my report on the court hearing - Bon Mots Flew > Over Freehold - I noted the lawyers representing Asbury said that "There had > been no 'ground up' development since, despite a deadline of 12 months, > acco

[AsburyPark] Re: City's Vision for Revised Waterfront Redevelopment Plan

2011-03-21 Thread oakdorf
I can see why the judge gave it over to arbitration. The concept of a city plan is good. I don't really see how it differs from the "current plan". Creates more options for development within various zones, allows exceptions to the zones, makes no mention fo contributions to overall infrastruct

[AsburyPark] Re: City's Vision for Revised Waterfront Redevelopment Plan

2011-03-21 Thread oakdorf
NOt that I'm the world's best speller, but I'm only on page 7 of the this propsosal and I have a hard time getting past spelling errors. Since I did spend some time writing tech docs and system requriements along with budget reports in past lives, I was told never to stick your name on it until

[AsburyPark] Re: City's Vision for Revised Waterfront Redevelopment Plan

2011-03-21 Thread oakdorf
if the development rights were upheld, part of those rights were/are to take other's property. At least the last few rounds of purchases upheld by the courts were pretty "fair" dollar wise. That is, if you really want to be forced out. You're not talking 1980 dollars any more. --- In Asbur

[AsburyPark] Re: City's Vision for Revised Waterfront Redevelopment Plan

2011-03-21 Thread radio881gal
That surprises me since in my report on the court hearing - Bon Mots Flew Over Freehold - I noted the lawyers representing Asbury said that "There had been no 'ground up' development since, despite a deadline of 12 months, according to the agreement, to develop or find a subsequent redeveloper."

[AsburyPark] Re: City's Vision for Revised Waterfront Redevelopment Plan

2011-03-21 Thread dfsavgny
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "radio881gal" wrote: > > Spelled out in 47-page 'Concepts' document that was filed with court papers. > More At http://www.AsburyRadio.com > Best, > Maureen > Thanks Maureen. A very interesting read. Gives (suggested for amended plan) master developer 18-mon

[AsburyPark] City's Vision for Revised Waterfront Redevelopment Plan

2011-03-21 Thread radio881gal
Spelled out in 47-page 'Concepts' document that was filed with court papers. More At http://www.AsburyRadio.com Best, Maureen Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AsburyPark/ <*> Your email sett